The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-08
About Religious Work.

| Rev. s. Tincher, d. D.. will preach at Central.
| avenue Church tomorrow morning.
"The Faith of One" will be the theme of the
Central Unversalist Church conference to-mor-
Rev. r. " Hunters subject tomorrow morn
ing will be Test of Discipleship," and in the
evening ''Quiobles"
The Meridian-street Church pulpit will be oc-
cupied tomorrow morning by the presiding
elder. Rev. w. r. Hastead.
christians ana Citizenship" will be the sub
iect of Rev. II. A. Edsons sermon at Memorial
Presbyt erian Church tomorrow evening.
Rev. S. A. Keen, d. D.. the new pastor of
Roberts Park Church, will preach his first SER
mon tomorrow morning He will also conduct
the services in the evening.
Rev. James Bassett. of Rising Sun. will preach
at the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning, and in the evening he will lecture on
his missionary experience in Persia
Mrs Flora III. Hunter the we'll known pianist.
is busily arranging for a vocal and instrumsn tai
concert, to be given by the Tabernacle Church
choir, assisted by the best of local musicians.
Political Morality" will be the subject of
Rev. Reuben Jetfery's discourse at the First
Baptist Church to- morrow morning. In the
evening his sermon will be on The Alternatives
Of Faith
Tomorrow morning Rev. E. ]. Gantzs sub
ject at Central Christian Church will be 1.-THE
Second Coming of Christ" His evening dis.
course to young men Will be on the subject
Choosing Vocation"
Rev. z. IT, Sweeney, of Columbus, Ind. will
occupy the pulpit OF Plymouth Church to-mor-
row morning and evening Mr.. Sweeney has
the reputation of being of the leading min
listers of the Christian Church.
The apparatus for the gymnasium OF the
Young Men's Christian Association has all ar
rived, and will be put in place by noon to-day
after which the gymnasium will be open to m o. IA
bers. Membership tickets can be secured by
filing proper application with the secretary.
Miss Adelia N Wilson, daughter Of Mai o.
NJ. Wilson, of Irvington, has gone to the Indian
Territory a In
dams. The mission is in charge of the NJ. E.
Church. Miss Wilson was Of the first gradu-
ating class of the School for Home and Foreign
Missions at Chicago.
The First Baptist Sunday school has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year: SUI
perintendent, VIM. @. Smock; assistants, Ar
thur Jordan and Mrs. j. A. Ferguson; superin-
tendent of infant department., Miss Hawn;
assistant Miss Jennie Holloway; secretary
Milton A Woollen; assistant, Miss Belle Closer;
treasurer, John A. Furgason; orgauist, Mrs.
Grace ID. lowering
The first social of the season for the Taber-
nacle congregation, held last night in the
ohHrch parlors. and there was a very large at
tendance. The social was in charge of the
ladies of the first section branch, with Mrs
III. H. Fulton as leader The decorations were
autumn leaves and golden rod, and over the pull
pit was the figure Il" and large branch OF
leaves, to signify the entertaining section. The
seats were costly arranged and the appearance Of
the room invited sociability at every turn.
DR. Kate G. Bushnell of Evanston, ILL.,. will
at $3.50 O'clock, and IL the evening at Meridian
street NJ. e. Church. on the subject of Social
Purity" DR.. Bushnell was for several years a
medical missionary to China under the Womans
Foreign Missionary Society. and ia associ-
ated with Miss Frances E. Willard. as the evan
gelist CT the Social Purity department. of the
National W. G. T. U. She is a woman of large
experience in this work. both in this country
and in China, and presents the subject with tact
and delicacy. meeting for women, under the
auspices of tho Meridian w. G. T. u, will be-
held on Monday afternoon. the place to DO an
nounced later